what kind of lens do you use?.... did you fix it by photo shop ? it will be nice to se the raw file just like that for see the results but nice job any ways
@hanzeln It's an 85mm 1.2. Probably shot it at f8. I will make a point of including a before and after Photoshop in future videos. I kind of slapped this video together. Not sure how to post a pic since Youtube doesn't allow url links.
In photoshop, the bulk of the work is "cleaning up the background, i.e. making it pure white with curves adjustments. I didn't need to do much to her other than punch up the vibrancy. Thanks for watching!
@bowwdeen Sorry to respond so late. First off, she is HOT! Haha. I'm a blessed man. My hunch would be that you would get really bad hot spots with the strobes hitting the backdrop 1) The light is initially diffused by bouncing off the back wall of fabric 2) I would imagine the material used diffuses light much better than regular cloth. Try bouncing the light off a white wall and let reflected light come back through the sheet. That might be an interesting experiment.
poor girl ;)
michonn2 4 weeks ago
great video w/tons of info, much appreciated & lovely final picture! Thanks for posting
TheGoldenArts 3 months ago
@TheGoldenArts Thank you!
kevinhailphotography 3 months ago
what kind of lens do you use?.... did you fix it by photo shop ? it will be nice to se the raw file just like that for see the results but nice job any ways
hanzeln 3 months ago
@hanzeln It's an 85mm 1.2. Probably shot it at f8. I will make a point of including a before and after Photoshop in future videos. I kind of slapped this video together. Not sure how to post a pic since Youtube doesn't allow url links.
In photoshop, the bulk of the work is "cleaning up the background, i.e. making it pure white with curves adjustments. I didn't need to do much to her other than punch up the vibrancy. Thanks for watching!
kevinhailphotography 3 months ago
she does not look pleased
TheMasterShake420 3 months ago
@TheMasterShake420 That's her "blue steel", haha.
kevinhailphotography 3 months ago
nice!!!! I like to see other peoples mini studios ...
MSCSphoto 5 months ago
Wow...very informative. And cool equipment, too.
thx!
ForgottenDetails 5 months ago
Not saying this in a lustful way but...your wife is HOT. Now that I got that out of the way I have a question:
Could you get the same effect as the Hi-Lite background by putting some strobes behind a regular cloth backdrop?
bowwdeen 6 months ago
@bowwdeen Sorry to respond so late. First off, she is HOT! Haha. I'm a blessed man. My hunch would be that you would get really bad hot spots with the strobes hitting the backdrop 1) The light is initially diffused by bouncing off the back wall of fabric 2) I would imagine the material used diffuses light much better than regular cloth. Try bouncing the light off a white wall and let reflected light come back through the sheet. That might be an interesting experiment.
kevinhailphotography 4 months ago
yeah man those lastolites are legit. Nice job Kevin!
huntercjackson 1 year ago